Public Journal Costs Stir Ontario Agriculture Debate
Readers question value of the Agricultural Journal funded by Dominion and provincial money. Officials report 84 thousand copies yearly, 7 058 monthly average, with debates over public access, pricing, and competition with private publishers. The piece notes government aid and calls for clarity on publication costs.
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Ion
Harm
Mone
Oliccion
B. C
Ganadian Press Association
Solleit
Canada
Ageloitarad
Advertisements for Hearing Costs 2 Cents Per Issue
Want column notes that ads cost 2 percent of a cent per issue and instructs readers to leave copy and money at The AD Lotsford Garage. The fragment references a hearing and advertising process without providing dates or participants.
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Adlotsford
Stray Durham Cows Missing Near Abbotsford B C
Reward offered for information on two Durham cows from the old Harrop state. One is white faced and the other red brindled with a mark on the left hip. Walter Wells of Abbotsford B C issues the notice.
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Durham
Harrop
OR SAL Counters and fix tures in first class condition
Auction note indicates items from P. J. It Whitel elo Abbotsford, B offered at a fixed price. Details mention counters and fixtures in good condition available for purchase at listed price.
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P. J
Whitelelo
Abbotsford
Public Works Bureau Names New Engineer and Leader
A Public Works department announces G Satier as engineer and B O Movember to lead the bureau in Victoria. Details indicate appointments within the city’s infrastructure office and public works projects for the upcoming season.
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Satier
Aset
Puble Works Beraurtoent
Journal criticism fuels call for reform in Crilish Columbia
The Crilish Columbia issue gathers debate over public money use. The Cowichan Leader notes opposition to the publication of this Journal as a principle error and urges clearer public spending and adoption of the Titel representative system as promised by the minister of agriculture.
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Thts
Agri
Crilish
Columbia
Cowichan
Premier Oliver to Speak in Port Coquitlam
Unclear text indicates Premier Oliver plans an appearance in Mission City and Port Coquitlam. Article mentions Ben Martyn's interests and a Lewdney in Martyn interest, with possible address in the Della. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Oliver
Mission City
Ben Martyn
Martyn
Port Coquitlam
Progressive Party Cabinet Proposed In Oliver Government Defeat
The piece outlines Joe Martin asked to form a cabinet if the Oliver government falls. Named figures include Moses Cotsworth as Finance Minister and McBride as Public Works Minister, with others like W W B McInnes as Attorney General. Mrs Brown of Vancouver visits brother Angus Melines.
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Oliver
Joe Martin
Hfe Toon
Ureumnier
Moses Cotsworth
Fin
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